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Conflict in "The Merchant of Venice"
Summary: In William Shakespeare's play "The Merchant of Venice," the conflict between Antonio and Shylock is the most evident example of the theme of conflict explored by Shakespeare. Epitomizing and emphasizing the ongoing conflict in beliefs between Christians and Jews, this conflict comes to a climax in Act III, Scene 1; Shylock is single-minded in his determination to have his bond and his revenge against Antonio, but loopholes cause him to be denied his pound of flesh.
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